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Quality and Practice Compliance Coordinator

Supporting Carpentaria’s Quality Unit to deliver best practice policy and programs in relation to quality and clinical governance requirements, this role will support and coordinate governance and compliance activities to ensure that the quality, safety, and risk management of participant experiences are aligned to the NDIS Practice Standards and registered provider requirements. The Position Description is available here. Please submit your resume and a one page overview of your experience via the Seek advert.

Independent Living Coach (Disability Support Worker) – Specialised Services

This position provides person centred independent living support to Carpentaria participants with diverse and complex support needs in community based supported accommodation settings. You will have a genuine passion for supporting people, and experience providing support to people with complex behaviours relating to their disability, trauma, dependence on alcohol or other drugs, and/or mental health. The Position Description is available here. Please submit your resume and a one page overview of your experience via the Seek advert.

Maintenance Officer

This position works as part of a team to perform general maintenance, repairs, manual tasks, and ground maintenance across Carpentaria owned, leased, and managed properties, including approximately 30 Supported Independent Living houses and the Harry’s Place campus buildings. The Position Description is available here. Please submit your resume and a one page overview of your experience via the Seek advert.

Case Management Coordinator

This role is responsible for supporting the delivery of high-quality NDIS funded Supported Independent Living programs. Utilise your knowledge and understanding of NDIS funding while engaging with participants, families, guardians, and stakeholders. The Position Description is available here. Please submit your resume and a one page overview of your experience via the Seek advert.

Coordinator of Supports, Darwin or Alice Springs

An exciting opportunity exists to join the team as we add Coordination of Supports to our service offering. Work closely with a range of participants to ensure a mix of supports and services are identified that can increase their capacity to maintain relationships, manage service delivery tasks, live more independently and be included in the community. The Position Description is available here. Please submit your resume and a one page overview of your experience via the Seek advert.

Specialist Support Coordinator, Darwin or Alice Springs

An exciting opportunity exists to join the team as we add Coordination of Supports to our service offering. We are seeking Specialist Coordinators of Support who are truly committed to linking participants with services that aim to improve their quality of life. This role is responsible for providing comprehensive support coordination to participants with complex needs, behaviours of concern, medical needs, or other high risk circumstances. The Position Description is available here. Please submit your resume and a one page overview of your experience via the Seek advert.

Behaviour Support Practitioners

Utilising knowledge of mental health, social development and therapeutic interventions that enhance quality of life, this role is responsible for developing, implementing and monitoring behaviour support plans that are individualised and support the emotional and behavioural support needs of a person with disability. The Position Description is available here. Please submit your resume and a one page overview of your experience via the Seek advert.

Supported Independent Living Coordinator

Working with a dedicated team of support workers, the Coordinator is responsible for planning and implementing a person-centred independent living service that aligns to individual NDIS goals. The Position Description is available here. Please submit your resume and a one page overview of your experience via the Seek advert.

Occupational Therapist, Therapy Services

Responsible for planning, delivering and evaluating person-centred Occupational Therapy services for adults, this role is available as a full or part time position within a dynamic multi-disciplinary Allied Health team. The Position Description is available here. An overview of the financial and professional benefits of working in Carpentaria’s Therapy Services team is available here. Please submit your resume and a one page overview of your experience to hr@carpentaria.org.au or via the Seek advert for Darwin or Alice Springs.

Psychologist, Therapy Services

Available as a full or part time position, this role is responsible for delivering person-centred counselling and psychological tailored therapeutic interventions to children and adolescents receiving disability supports under the NDIS. The Position Description is available here. An overview of the financial and professional benefits of working in Carpentaria’s Therapy Services team is available here. Please submit your resume and a one page overview of your experience to hr@carpentaria.org.au

Speech Pathologist, Therapy Services

As part of a dynamic and growing multi-disciplinary team, this role is responsible for planning, delivering and evaluating person-centred Speech Pathology services that deliver choice and control to NDIS and other participants, and meet participant plan goals for the NDIS or other schemes.  Paediatric and adult caseloads are available. The Position Description for is available here. An overview of the financial and professional benefits of working in Carpentaria’s Therapy Services team is available here. Please submit your resume and a one page overview of your experience to hr@carpentaria.org.au or via the Seek advert for Darwin or Alice Springs.

 

The benefits of working as an Allied Health professional with our Therapy Services team are:

For further information about vacancies in Carpentaria’s Therapy Services team, or to learn more about opportunities for relocation support, please contact the Therapy Services Team on 08 8920 9400.

Recruitment Overview

Carpentaria employs high quality staff in a range of specialist disability support and Allied Health roles to support clients across our Therapy Services, Pathways Program and Independent Living Services. Recruitment to positions at Carpentaria is based on values, skills and qualifications.

We are experiencing a growth of programs and the creation of additional roles to support Carpentaria’s services in urban and remote locations. From Specialist Disability Support and Allied Health professionals to corporate roles, Carpentaria offers a rewarding career in a dynamic workplace.

Carpentaria employs evidence-based practice, with research driving continual innovation and growth. Staff have access to comprehensive training and skill development as well as regular upskilling opportunities and ongoing specialist disability training, including positive behaviour support, person-centred active support and risk management.

Competitive remuneration packages, including generous salary packaging benefits, are available. Offers of employment at Carpentaria are subject to a satisfactory police clearance. Employees must also commit to understanding and abiding by Carpentaria’s Code of Conduct. The Code of Conduct incorporates the NDIS standards.

Role requirements include:

      • NDIS Worker Screen Clearance (forms.pfes.nt.gov.au/safent/)
      • NDIS Worker Orientation module (training.ndiscommission.gov.au)
      • Police check (within the past 6 months)
      • First Aid and CPR certificate
      • Working with Children Check (Ochre card)
      • Driver’s Licence
      • Evidence of relevant qualifications
      • Evidence of Australian work rights (current visa or birth certificate)
      • COVID Vaccination Certificate

Thank you for your interest in joining our team.